Join Princess Tea Party at Shabby Chic

March 9, 2009

NH Business Review Staff,

Windham Recreation has teamed up with Shabby Chic in Windham to host a royal tea party for princesses ages 2-1/2-5.

Children are cordially invited to Shabby Chic on Monday, March 23, at 10:30 a.m. Royal attire is a must! Princesses will decorate cupcakes, enjoy royal tea and listen to princess stories and music. The fee for the royal engagement is $8 per child.

To register, contact Cheryl Haas in the Recreation Office at 965-1208 or at recreation@ windhamnewhampshire.com or contact Lisa at the Shabby Chic at lisa@shabbychicwind ham.com. The deadline to register is Monday, March 16.

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